Trigger Warning: Rant About Trigger Warnings Ahead
A discussion among authors around a list of suggested trigger warnings got me to thinking: how would the books that influenced me stack up to this list?
A discussion among authors around a list of suggested trigger warnings got me to thinking: how would the books that influenced me stack up to this list?
(Please note that although I write mostly science fiction, this post is about real world politics. Feel free to leave now).
I met an astronaut once, and it wasn’t Richard Branson.
I hope twitter never adds an edit button. The ramifications of it would probably kill Twitter.
We can all name a university that has an amazing reputation but how well does that reputation reflect the quality of their most recent graduates?
A forum that I participate in was asked the question, “This pandemic aside, are cinemas still relevant to our entertainment
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about a quick conversation I had with an absolute stranger 36 years ago (No, I’m not holding a grudge).
Language and culture are obviously heavily related to each other, and impact each other greatly, but I wonder what role climate plays in the development of verb tenses in language.
The title of this article is NOT my view, nor is it clickbait. It’s the punchline to an anecdote I’ve been thinking a lot about lately.
Lian Hern writes a good tale here, but not a great one. She sets it in a fictional medieval Japan,